Eyjafjörður
Iceland · North Atlantic
Iceland's longest fjord stretches 60 km inland from the Arctic coast, offering otherworldly cold-water diving through kelp forests, dramatic lava columns, and the hauntingly intact wreck of the Danish steamer Dettifoss. Arctic marine life thrives in the crystal-clear glacial meltwater, with wolf fish, Atlantic cod, and dense sea urchin beds carpeting the fjord floor.
Dive sites
Árskógssandur Kelp Forest
atlantic wolf fish · atlantic cod · common sea urchin · lumpsucker
Dalvík Wall
painted top shell nudibranch · dead man's fingers · atlantic halibut · common starfish
Dettifoss Wreck
european conger eel · plumose anemone · pollack · common edible crab
Hjalteyri Pier
arctic char · sea lemon nudibranch · lumpsucker · sand mason worm
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